When it was completed in 1910, New York’s Pennsylvania Station was one of the city’s most celebrated buildings; demolished and rebuilt underground in the 1960s, it’s now a labyrinthine mess–dark, confusing, and dirty.
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A pocket notebook can help unleash creativity, and allow you to document it whenever it strikes.
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This hardly ever means something good. And that won’t be the case here either. We seriously need to talk.
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For many of us living in major cities, public transit can often be more of a source of frustration than a piece of ingenious design. Delays, crowds, un-air-conditioned train cars: Who has time to look for the beauty in that? But transit is actually a treasure trove of interesting design, from graphics to colors to the design of the vehicles, particularly in big cities where there’s a wide variety in modes of transportation.
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As technologies like artificial intelligence (AI), advance over the next generation, they will reinforce and spur one another. One plausible scenario is a physical world so enhanced by personalized, AI-curated digital content (experienced with what we today call augmented reality) that the very notion of reality is called into question.
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